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Nepal police kill 3 anti-charter protesters
Nepal's police kill at least three anti-constitution protesters in in the Himalayan country’s restive south.

Nepal's police kill at least three anti-constitution protesters in in the Himalayan country’s restive south.

The British prime minister says he wants to "secure the future of Britain in a reformed European Union."

At least eight policemen are killed in two different incidents in Egypt.

Thousands of people take to the streets of the Greek capital Athens to protest against pension reforms.

Thousands of people hold anti-government rally in the Moldovan capital for the second day.

The annual total of violent crimes in England and Wales are now at more than 885,000 .

Casualties are feared after a car bomb exploded at a popular seaside in the Somali capital Mogadishu.

The number of applications for weekly jobless claims in the US has reached 293,000.

The UN envoy to Syria suggests Saudi Arabia is obstructing peace efforts in Syria.

Human Rights Watch deplores death penalties in Kuwait, calling for an end to the practice.

American voters are cynical of all the leading presidential candidates, a new poll shows.

Former TV presenter and Radio host, Jimmy Savile, sexually abused children as young as nine while working at the BBC, according to a leaked draft of a report.

Russia says militants in Syria receive more reinforcements from Turkey ahead of Geneva talks.

Three people are killed by a rocket fired from Afghanistan in northwestern Pakistan.

A US government watchdog has found that a Defense Department agency wasted millions of dollars on reconstruction projects in Afghanistan.

The Israeli regime confirms plans to confiscate a large tract of Palestinian land in the occupied West Bank.

Russian rejects as politicized the outcome of a British inquiry into the 2006 killing of a Russian spy in London.

Alexander Litvinenko fell ill after having tea with former KGB contacts in November 2006 and died three days later in London.